James Paterson -- Personal & Political -- 4 October 2010 The Liberal Party is a broad church. It contains people who call themselves conservatives, people who call themselves libertarians, and people who just call themselves Liberals. Each of these labels represents a school of thought on...
Tom Minear -- Herald Sun -- 29 September 2017 Australia's most senior unionist has admitted she had no idea about Bob Hawke’s historic decision to deregister a union which was the forerunner to the CFMEU. Australian Council of Trade Unions secretary Sally McManus was this morning quizzed...
James Paterson -- The Sydney Tory -- 28 September 2017 Australia is experiencing a worrying growth of hostility towards free speech. Nowhere is this worse than on university campuses, where the current generation of student politicians are importing divisive ideas about race and gender from the...
Nick Gutteridge -- Daily Express -- 22 September, 2017 BRITAIN will be able to seize “huge opportunities” around the world including a pioneering new free trade agreement between Commonwealth countries now that it is leaving the EU, an Australian senator said today. James Paterson, who is leading advocate of...
Nick Gutteridge -- Daily Express -- 21 September, 2017 BRITAIN has made the right decision to quit the “undemocratic” European Union which imposes a loss of sovereignty other countries would not accept “in a million years”, a leading Australian politician said today. Senator James Paterson told express.co.uk...
James Paterson -- Australian Financial Review -- 18 September 2017 Restoring the rule of law to our industrial relations system has been one of the signature achievements of the Turnbull government. Now is the time to build on that success with wider reforms to increase the efficiency...
Australian Associated Press -- 12 September 2017 A Turnbull government minister has moved to protect Captain Cook and other historic statues following a spate of vandalism. But political opponents have criticised what they see as a return to 'history wars'. Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg has asked the Australian...
Stefanie Balogh -- The Australian -- 9 September 2017 The nation’s universities have spent $1.7 billion on advertising, marketing and promotions over the past seven years as the tertiary sector shifted to a demand-driven system. As universities run a fierce campaign against higher education reforms that would...